kyuudou

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by kyuudou 4y ago
> It would likely frighten me to know how much JBoss and Websphere is still used. Most of the big banks
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by kyuudou 5y ago
Good buying opportunity
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by kyuudou 5y ago
What if the FBI had a large part in organizing such a movement? Should they be prosecuted too?
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by kyuudou 5y ago
I want to identify the memory hog(s) first so I can determine the next course of action. Suddenly seeing a black screen with an Apple while I'm in the middle of something important is irritating at best, especially when it happens repe
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by kyuudou 5y ago
I didn't see it mentioned but I had heard that the Haitians deforested most of their more mountainous side of Hispaniola so what little top soil was there was washed away. This is also why there is a torrential flood risk especially du
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by kyuudou 6y ago
They were next on the list recommended by WSB, IIRC.
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by kyuudou 6y ago
> the powers that rule USA don't realize that soon the only tool left to common people is violence? A clever way to create a situation to pass mass gun control and limit those pesky civil liberties, no?
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by kyuudou 6y ago
Huh? Inflation is very real. The dollars I saved from 20 years ago buy a lot less across the consumer spectrum. Prices don't go up, the money's purchasing power goes down. That is not a "boogeyman", it's theft by th
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by kyuudou 6y ago
Technically, Ikea is a Swedish multinational conglomerate whose retail locations are partly associated with a Dutch non-profit "Stichting_INGKA_Foundation" founded by Ikea's founder. Essentially, Ikea is profitable because it
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by kyuudou 6y ago
円 is also the kanji for "round" and "circle"
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by kyuudou 6y ago
> Especially since someone can be born in Bosnia/Croatia and be a Serb or vice versa A famous historical example of this would be Nikola Tesla, no?
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by kyuudou 6y ago
Surely you're being sarcastic?
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by kyuudou 6y ago
to whoever downvoted me, it's this simple. You are either: A platform. That allows all voices to be heard. 1st Amendment protections. A publisher. That can edit or censor. And can be sued for slander and libel. Whatever sophistry s
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by kyuudou 6y ago
Why is this being downvoted? Because of someone else's tip, I tried tweeting these 7 characters: gtv.org and had my account locked within 3 seconds. What kind of orwellian shit is that?!? The twitter account itself was used very spar
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by kyuudou 6y ago
Not bad: INTJ 0.197490 INTP 0.138727 INFJ 0.127998 INFP 0.125142 ENTP 0.091211 I consistently score INTP. Another account which I have about 8 years of sometimes voluminous comment history with for non-technical topics produces the same res
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by kyuudou 6y ago
Yes and in fact, that might be an easier start to a Paradox Interactive game. My first PI game was Stellaris which I quickly racked up hundreds of hours in and despite several major changes by the devs in mechanics it's still easy to j
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by kyuudou 6y ago
How do these steps integrate with Birdwatch[1], I wonder? 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kya4G6z2pw (7m16s)
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by kyuudou 6y ago
One of my starry-eyed dreams if I ever get a sufficient pile of money and power is to start a research foundation that gives smart people somewhere else to go besides the Pentagon or Wall Street.
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by kyuudou 6y ago
Have you seen Spot in Singapore parks yet? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=viuR7N6E2LA Makes me want to work on miniaturizing HERF guns for commercial distribution.
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by kyuudou 6y ago
My theory is I offload computation to a larger compute node, e.g. subconscious. Something I picked up from my 7th grade english teacher, once feeling blocked or otherwise done all you can, go do other stuff and let the subconscious work on
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by kyuudou 6y ago
>Regulation is simply more efficient and effective. And that efficiency and effectiveness benefit an elite few. If people continue to "wake up" globally, becoming increasingly empowered by technology and democratizing philosoph
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by kyuudou 6y ago
What happens when the LARP, Pokemon and VR worlds all collide? I think this is the future of gaming, at least in places with ample acreage.
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by kyuudou 6y ago
What do you use for a chair, if at all? The most ideal scenario I've found so far is an adjustable standing desk with a task chair, then alternate from 1-2 hrs each between standing and sitting.
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by kyuudou 6y ago
I was about to mention it. Although it's a bit dated I strongly recommend any one in software to read that. It's a quick read and enjoyable. I think the title is a nod to tireless privacy advocate Daniel Brandt, too.
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by kyuudou 6y ago
Sure, but already FB is tainted with an "only old people use that" meme for several years now. Once the boomers start really dying off, I think this is when FB will fade. Plus, I think society as a whole is beginning to see the to
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by kyuudou 6y ago
Not sure why you're getting downvoted (well, I do , but...) but governments are what enable corporations to be the bad actors they are. They would not get so large, powerful and unwieldy in a free market where corporations have as muc
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by kyuudou 6y ago
Hah. John the Ripper[0] was a pretty useful piece of code back in the day. Now Jack the Ripper... I'd say if stories are true, he and his brain were evil, yes. 0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_the_Ripper Hmm
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by kyuudou 6y ago
> Facebook is not evil in and of itself. Yea but wasn't it basically a DoD spawn? Since LifeLog failed? I mean, no need to get around messy privacy laws if you can convince people to voluntarily upload data on every aspect of their
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by kyuudou 6y ago
I disagree, consumers should be able to decide if they want to buy a product or not and do their due diligence investigating the producer. The countries where labor is cheaper benefit by getting more work and ultimately they uplift themselv
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by kyuudou 6y ago
I love the web 1.0 design. Gandhi might deploy nuclear weapons!

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